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Wednesday, May 31, 2023

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From the President

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President's Blog: Saying Goodbye

As I approach my final days as president of Buffalo State University, I am in a reflective mood as I remember the last nine years and the amazing

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UPD Updates

University Police Chief Stephen Mayoral has separated his employment from Buffalo State University effective May 26, 2023. We thank the chief for

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From the Vice President for Finance and Management

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Reorganization within Finance and Management

As part of its ongoing assessment of workforce planning, internal efficiency, risk management, and internal control, the Finance and Management

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From the Vice President for Student Affairs

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Smoke-Free, Tobacco-Free, and Cannabis-Free Campus Policy Update Takes Effect July 1

In March 2022, the Smoking Task Force that was convened in 2021 by President Conway-Turner shared a draft policy with the Buffalo State College

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Buffalo State Receives Funding for Microcredential Infrastructure

Buffalo State has received SUNY funding that will allow for the creation of an internal infrastructure to support the design and promotion of

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Registrar's Office: Withdrawal from Course Update

Information for students on the Withdrawal from Course web page has been

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ICYMI: Youngstrom Continues Philanthropic Role with Legacy Gift to Buffalo State's Anne Frank Project

Anne Frank materials, including copies of the book The Diary of Anne Frank, displayed on an orange tablecloth

Over his theater career, Donn Youngstrom, Buffalo State University associate professor emeritus, landed more than 50 stage roles, including Polonius in Hamlet, Couthon in Danton’s Death, and Valentine in Faust in off-Broadway productions.

In 2021, Youngstrom took on a new role: philanthropist. He presented the Buffalo State Foundation with a $1 million endowed gift to support the university’s Anne Frank Project (AFP), now in its 15th year. AFP has grown from a social justice festival held every fall on campus to story-based trainings for teachers in the Buffalo Public Schools (BPS) and in Rwanda.

Youngstrom said he was pleased to see his first gift evident in AFP’s work. And that inspired him to create a legacy gift to AFP. Upon his passing, the foundation will receive a bequest of at least $500,000...

> Read more about Youngstrom's legacy gift.

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